Box 01

Promissory note from John Brown to BVG, May 30, 1785, for 3 pounds 15 shilling; account for Joseph Foreman, 1784.

Includes judgment for William Comegys v. Richard Gresham for plaintiff of 8 pounds 18 shillings 7 pence, January 20, 1806. Kent school property transfer.

Includes Lynch & Kraft account and receipt for John Robinson's work at the College.

Includes a receipt for the hire of Thomas Whittington's enslaved person for work at the college.

This collection contains materials related to the Board of Visitors & Governors at Washington College from its earliest inception. It includes correspondence, financial records, legal documents, and deeds related to college property. Due to a fire that destroyed the original college building in 1827 many of the earliest records of the college were lost.

Includes payment to William Davis; bill for James Warwick, African American, for ringing the school bell; and P. Wroth for ringing the bell.

This collection contains materials related to the Board of Visitors & Governors at Washington College from its earliest inception. It includes correspondence, financial records, legal documents, and deeds related to college property. Due to a fire that destroyed the original college building in 1827 many of the earliest records of the college were lost.

This collection contains materials related to the Board of Visitors & Governors at Washington College from its earliest inception. It includes correspondence, financial records, legal documents, and deeds related to college property. Due to a fire that destroyed the original college building in 1827 many of the earliest records of the college were lost.

This collection contains materials related to the Board of Visitors & Governors at Washington College from its earliest inception. It includes correspondence, financial records, legal documents, and deeds related to college property. Due to a fire that destroyed the original college building in 1827 many of the earliest records of the college were lost.

This collection contains materials related to the Board of Visitors & Governors at Washington College from its earliest inception. It includes correspondence, financial records, legal documents, and deeds related to college property. Due to a fire that destroyed the original college building in 1827 many of the earliest records of the college were lost.